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Quote from: pinkcarys on July 03, 2007, 06:14:38 AMWe're trying to source a snood and haven't found one, except a very brightly patterened one which I'm refusing to buy. I suggested I could make one in black and my OH has suggested making it out of black fur and attaching a pair of fake cocker ears to it. No one will ever know!I got mine off ebay a lady on there makes them to size for £2.80 including postage. She sells them under 'ear protectors' though rather than snoods.Here is a picture of Amber in hers. She is NOT impressed, but I don't care if it keeps the dreaded grass seeds out. I think it is a bit big though so I am going to send it back and she has made me a slightly smaller one.
We're trying to source a snood and haven't found one, except a very brightly patterened one which I'm refusing to buy. I suggested I could make one in black and my OH has suggested making it out of black fur and attaching a pair of fake cocker ears to it. No one will ever know!
Bl&&dy hell £1575.45 I'm sure that Coco is worth every penny but I think this should be an advisory for anyone doubting the value of insurance Even if I'd put my monthly premiums away religiously - there is no way I'd have covered that!Ben's grass seed has cost £175 so far and that doesn't include the last visit - the planned one - or the future op Anyone thinking about not taking out insurance and tucking away the premium - beware! It may bite you on the bum
Quote from: debbie321 on July 04, 2007, 10:03:56 PMBl&&dy hell £1575.45 I'm sure that Coco is worth every penny but I think this should be an advisory for anyone doubting the value of insurance Even if I'd put my monthly premiums away religiously - there is no way I'd have covered that!Ben's grass seed has cost £175 so far and that doesn't include the last visit - the planned one - or the future op Anyone thinking about not taking out insurance and tucking away the premium - beware! It may bite you on the bum debbie so you have insurance for ben , do you have to pay, then claim?
Quote from: cocotheblackcocker on July 05, 2007, 06:58:21 AMQuote from: debbie321 on July 04, 2007, 10:03:56 PMBl&&dy hell £1575.45 I'm sure that Coco is worth every penny but I think this should be an advisory for anyone doubting the value of insurance Even if I'd put my monthly premiums away religiously - there is no way I'd have covered that!Ben's grass seed has cost £175 so far and that doesn't include the last visit - the planned one - or the future op Anyone thinking about not taking out insurance and tucking away the premium - beware! It may bite you on the bum debbie so you have insurance for ben , do you have to pay, then claim? That's the vets policy - there is a sign at reception. Luckily I have a credit card but maybe they'd make an exception for a really big bill if someone didn't have the money up front?
